Project Overview

Summary #

The Summary tab is the first thing you see when you open a project. It shows:

• Current deployment state — Deploying, Deployed, Failed, or Idle, with any queued deployments indicated by a +N queued badge
• Last deployment — the commit, branch, who triggered it, and how long ago
• Health — whether your application is responding on its health check endpoint (if you configured one)
• Quick info — Git repo, branch, framework, primary domain
• Action buttons — Deploy, View Logs, and a three-dot menu for the project actions described below

If the most recent deployment failed, the red “failed” badge in the header is clickable — it opens a side sheet with the full ANSI-coloured deployment log, so you can diagnose without leaving the Console.

Tabs #

The project view has nine tabs across the top. Which ones you see depends on your role:

• Summary — the page you just read about
• Domains — custom domains and SSL
• Nginx Configuration — nginx template and custom snippets
• Environments — environment variables
• Commands — run shell commands inside the project
• Schedulers — Laravel scheduled commands
• Background Jobs — Laravel plugins (Octane, Reverb, Horizon, Nightwatch) and custom background workers
• Logs — nginx and application logs
• Project Settings — Git, framework, deploy triggers, project lifecycle

Each tab loads on demand. Switching back to a tab within a few minutes shows the same data without re-fetching; use Reload (⟳) in the tab header to force a refresh.

Project actions menu #

The three-dot menu in the project header has actions that apply to the whole project rather than to a specific tab:

• Deploy — trigger a manual deployment
• Rollback — roll back to a previous successful deployment (see Deployments)
• Change Server — move the project to a different server (see Change Project Server)
• Reset Deployment Status — clear a stuck deploying state (use sparingly; see Deployments → Reset Deployment Status)

Maintenance Mode lives on the Settings tab as a separate card, not in the three-dot menu.

Bulk operations #

When you have many projects, the Deployments tab in the top bar lets you trigger deploys, rerun failures, or roll back across multiple projects in one go.

Delete a project #

Use the Delete project action on the Settings tab. Deletion is irreversible — files in the project directory on the server are removed along with the project’s history in Depfloy.